Valedictory programme for 83 Home Guards Volunteers held
Trained volunteers highlighted their readiness to serve society in times of need
PYNURSLA: The valedictory programme of Home Guard Volunteers was conducted with dignity and ceremonial grandeur Tuesday at Laitlyting Lyngkyrdem. The programme marked the successful completion of training of 83 Home Guard Volunteers and highlighted their readiness to serve society in times of need.
Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The programme commenced with a Salami Parade, followed by the arrival of the Joint Director, Civil Defence & Home Guards B Mukhim and the Chief Guest.
The Chief Guest then took the salute and reviewed the parade.
The event witnessed the presence of Badalyne Kharkongor, Divisional Commandant of Home Guards, East Khasi Hills, Benalvic Warjri, Commandant, Central Training Institute of Civil Defence and Home Guards, Shillong, local leaders, officials, family members of the volunteers and members of the public making it a memorable and inspiring occasion.
The function was chaired by Malcom Kharbudon. The welcome address was delivered by Nalcolmroy Kharbudon, Rangbah Shnong of Laitlyting.
Distribution of certificates to the passing-out volunteers was carried out by the Chief Guest. The programme concluded with the Parade Dispersal, a Civil Defence Demonstration and a Vote of Thanks delivered by the Secretary Laitlyting Lyngkyrdem.
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PYNURSLA: The valedictory programme of Home Guard Volunteers was conducted with dignity and ceremonial grandeur Tuesday at Laitlyting Lyngkyrdem. The programme marked the successful completion of training of 83 Home Guard Volunteers and highlighted their readiness to serve society in times of need.
Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The programme commenced with a Salami Parade, followed by the arrival of the Joint Director, Civil Defence & Home Guards B Mukhim and the Chief Guest.
The Chief Guest then took the salute and reviewed the parade.
The event witnessed the presence of Badalyne Kharkongor, Divisional Commandant of Home Guards, East Khasi Hills, Benalvic Warjri, Commandant, Central Training Institute of Civil Defence and Home Guards, Shillong, local leaders, officials, family members of the volunteers and members of the public making it a memorable and inspiring occasion.
The function was chaired by Malcom Kharbudon. The welcome address was delivered by Nalcolmroy Kharbudon, Rangbah Shnong of Laitlyting.
Distribution of certificates to the passing-out volunteers was carried out by the Chief Guest. The programme concluded with the Parade Dispersal, a Civil Defence Demonstration and a Vote of Thanks delivered by the Secretary Laitlyting Lyngkyrdem.
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